Resources
To help you learn, enjoy, and share the hobby . . .
LEGO Train References
• A nine-page document which includes a glossary, useful links, and more.
• No doubt only a partial listing of the Lego Train Clubs worldwide: what we could find in April 2021.
• A reference for Power Functions.
• A reference for LEGO 9V Track Geometry.
Track Layout and Ballasting
• Track positioning on the baseplate: 4 studs in, 10 studs of track, 4 studs between tracks, another 10 studs of track, and 4 studs on the far side. Instructions for a 16 x 32 track section with PennLUG profile.
• Illustrated guide to our club ballasting standard: PennLUG style ballasting for straights and R40 curves.
• R56 curves: One way to do the plate layer under the track for PennLUG style ballasting. • R88 curves: One way to do the plate layer under the track for PennLUG style ballasting. [Still needed.] • R104 curves: One way to do the plate layer under the track for PennLUG style ballasting. • R120 curves: One way to do the plate layer under the track for PennLUG style ballasting. [Still needed.] • Tile underlayment for curves: R120/104 and R104/88.
Tables and Equipment
• An inventory of our tables, stanchions and banners should be posted here when it's updated after the current round of table-building.
• PDF sketches and instructions for our excellent lightweight tables, created by David Hawkins.
Rolling Stock Instructions
Hoppers
• 24-Stud Open Double Hopper. Designed by Gareth Ellis. • 24-Stud Enclosed Double Hopper. Designed by Gareth Ellis. • 28-Stud Open Triple Hopper. Designed by Gareth Ellis.Caboose
• Little Red Caboose. Designed by Tim Howell. /www/home/texasbrickrr/LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.